I've just recently joined and finally able to post due to some technical issues with my setting.

My comment was, until this point, I've just done my taxes myself using Turbotax, but moving forward, I'll definitely have to utilize a tax adviser.  

I've just chosen to invest my money in other locations for the reasons cited above.

I've also been looking into self directed real estate investing and trust deed lending in my 401k ..but for now since most of my net worth and active / passive income is all tied to real estate (investment properties, commission income, and my home) I've just been maxing it out and putting it in Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) for diversification and low cost tax free growth.

I've just started as well.

I've just been through months of trying to put together development in the Belmont area.

I've just sent out my first direct mail marketing campaign, and people are responding! 

This brings us to a key point about retail trends and their effect on commercial real estate: As e-commerce keeps growing, the retail sector’s need for commercial real estate isn’t disappearing, but rather is shifting as industrial real estate – namely, warehouses and distribution centers – play an ever-bigger role in the retail industry.Indeed, commercial real estate industry observers like PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Urban Land Institute, which publish an annual report on commercial real estate trends, have singled out the industrial segment as the top-ranked property type for 2018 as well as the previous four years, while Colliers recently found the industrial sector far outperforms all other segments.

It seems like I’ve just been getting sh*t done since then!

I've just started to sell.